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期刊名:Emergency medicine journal

缩写:EMERG MED J

ISSN:1472-0205

e-ISSN:1472-0213

IF/分区:2.8/Q2

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Pericles Philippou,Daniel Darbyshire Pericles Philippou
A short systematic review was undertaken to assess whether ultrasound is superior to plain radiography for detecting radiolucent soft-tissue foreign bodies in the extremities. A structured search of MEDLINE, EMBASE, Cochrane and Google Scho...
Ramazan Koylu,Emine Kadioglu,Furkan Tayiz Ramazan Koylu
Objective: This study aimed to evaluate the diagnostic accuracy and time-to-diagnosis of compression ultrasonography performed by emergency physicians compared with radiologist-performed Doppler ultrasonography in patient...
Merve Şahin,Hava Salik,Ömer Uslu Merve Şahin
Objective: The provision of aid services in the context of disasters can also give rise to a range of physical and psychological issues among healthcare professionals. Such circumstances have the potential to negatively i...
Florian T Lub,Nicole F M van Vlijmen,Egid M van Bree et al. Florian T Lub et al.
Background: The Virtual Fracture Care (VFC) method is designed to minimise follow-up visits for trauma patients seen in the emergency department (ED) with non-complex and stable injuries by adopting a risk-sharing model. ...
Peter Welby-Everard,Mark Pucci,Sally Bradberry et al. Peter Welby-Everard et al.
The management of patients suspected, but not confirmed, as being poisoned is challenging. The Royal College of Emergency Medicine and National Poisons Information Service have produced this guidance to provide a generalised clinical approa...
Ludwig Matrisch,Yannick Rau,Lars Graßhoff et al. Ludwig Matrisch et al.
Background: Hyponatraemia is associated with greater mortality in emergency patients. Therefore, the correction of low serum sodium levels remains an important field in clinical practice. ...